Demonstrators against gun-free zones in Detroit hold Greektown protest

“Criminals love unarmed victims," said another demonstrator. "We need our guns to protect ourselves against a tyrannical government and against criminals. Sometimes they are one and the same."

Suspect charged in abduction, murder of Detroit nurse Patrice Wilson

The suspect in the murder of Patrice Wilson, the Detroit nurse who was abducted and later found dead in her car in Novi, will be charged on Thursday -- two weeks after her she was killed.

Free wifi coming to five Detroit parks

Construction is expected to go through the summer and fall before things are up and running.

Detroit mayor proposes plan to spark development, help homeowners and target blight

It is a plan that he hopes to roll out over the next three years. And that will target the 30,000 vacant landowners. The vacant businesses, the parking lot owners, and the blighted and dilapidated old factories.

Detroit to get $4 million to combat opioid addiction from national lawsuit settlement

I’ve been in this field over 30 years. Opioid addiction has never went away, It’s just being highlighted now," he said. "I have always known people to overdose, but now it’s at a level that I’ve never ever known before.”

Blight Busters and HGTV's Bargain Block ready for art show in Old Redford

"We're out here getting it ready - food trucks coming - art vendors everywhere - live mural-ing - it will be a blast," said Keith Bynum.

Detroit City Council approves $51.8M tax break for District Detroit development

The Detroit City Council has approved a tax break of close to $52 million for the next decade to make way for four residential and commercial buildings in downtown as part of the Ilitch organization and Stephen Ross' District Detroit development plan.